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Pastor Appreciation Month
the measure of a pastor’s ministry is not measured by how many people are stuffed in the building, but instead by how Christlike the people in the building are Continue reading
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Is that thing you forwarded really true?
This morning I read something that someone forwarded on Facebook. My friend was one of 200,000 people who had shared it. I thought it sounded sketchy so I googled the “facts”. It turns out it was not true. There’s an … Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist, catholic, Christian, Church, Episcopal, Nazarene, politically correct, Presbyterian, religion, UMC, United Methodist Church
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As our country turns from God
I know some pastors who are so insensitive and mean spirited about the hot topics of our society (think gay, abortion, radical-Islam) that they seem to be going out of their way to be hated by the world. While I … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, Baptist, catholic, conservative, gay, islam, Jesus, liberal, love, muslim, Nazarene, non-denominational, orthodox, popular, Presbyterian, progressive, sin, UMC, United Methodist Church
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Marshall’s Rakeem Cato on Gameday at WVU
…to see this in sports is not surprising. Every high school, college, and professional team’s fans (most, not all) are self-righteous. Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist, catholic, Church, Clint Trickett, college football, espn, gameday, Kevin White, Marshall, moral high ground, Presbyterian, Rakeem Cato, self-righteous, united methodist, wvu
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God thought I needed to hear that twice
…relying on their faithfulness in attending church instead of Jesus’ faithfulness on the cross. Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist, God, God repeating, Jesus, repetition, UMC
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If churches would get along and work together
One lady said to me, “Don’t you go to that other church up the road?” I said, “Yea, I normally go there.” (Which is funnier when you know I’m the pastor.) Continue reading
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